1. The conquest of Europe I: the humbling of the Habsburgs -- 2. The conquest of Europe II: the death of an idol -- 3. The conquest of Europe III: to the edge of the world -- 4. Tilsit, July 1807: the great crossroads -- 5. Hubris: from Tilsit to the Spanish rising -- 6. Hard truths: from Dos Mayo to the Austrian war -- 7. The return of the Austrian challenge -- 8. Sunderings I: discarding the past -- 9. Sunderings II: discarding the present -- 10. The last dawn.

"Napoleon’s life reached its most extraordinary stage, between 1805 and 1810. In 1805, Napoleon was suddenly at war with Britain, Russia, and Austria. He mobilised all his power to confront them, unleashing his magnificent Grande Armée. Its first, resounding victory at Austerlitz was followed by a whirlwind of campaigns, bringing Napoleon and his men to the borders of Russia. These stunning triumphs made Napoleon the master of the continent, but they left Britain unbowed. In the years that followed, this struggle with Britain came to dominate Napoleon's actions, leading him into the bloodbath of the Spanish Peninsular war, and his attempt to blockade Europe against British commerce. In 1809, Austria launched yet another assault on him. By 1810, Napoleon had routed them, and divorced Josephine in order to marry the daughter of the Austrian Emperor.
But at a time of such victory, his own family was torn asunder in the struggle for survival." -- Faber & Faber site.

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